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I have Paramount+ with Showtime (a single streaming app)and it doesn’t show Landman. I do not understand how the hell Paramount works and why I would have to purchase another Paramount app to watch this show. The first two episodes were on the regular Paramount station so I got to see those.

This makes no sense, Paramount Plus is exactly where it’s televised. We got it largely to watch that show, then upgraded to Plus and Showtime because the commercials were too frequent and annoying.

Well, when I googled it this is the AI answer.

"Landman" is exclusively available on the Paramount+ app, and "Paramount+ with Showtime" is essentially just a rebranding of Showtime, meaning it does not grant access to Paramount+ exclusive content like "Landman"; to watch "Landman", you need a separate Paramount+ subscription beyond the Showtime add-on.

This is still bullshit, I don’t understand why it has to be this confusing.

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Taylor Sheridan to Leave Paramount for NBCUniversal
The prolific 'Yellowstone' creator has inked a film deal that will kick in next year, with a TV agreement to follow in 2028.

BY ALEX WEPRIN

OCTOBER 26, 2025 7:53PM

Taylor Sheridan is getting ready to hang up his spurs at Paramount, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed.

The prolific Yellowstone and Tulsa King writer and director is jumping to NBCUniversal, beginning with a film deal that will go into effect next year. Sheridan’s TV deal with Paramount is not up until the end of 2028, but has already brought that over to NBCUniversal for when it ends.

Puck first reported Sheridan’s move. A spokesperson for NBCU declined to comment.

Sheridan is one of the industry’s biggest talents, creating the Yellowstone franchise (along with its multitude of spinoffs like 1923 and 1883), the Sylvester Stallone-led franchise Tulsa King and other programming for Paramount, like Special Ops: Lioness and Mayor of Kingstown. And his work has proven appealing to A-listers, with Kevin Costner, the original star of Yellowstone (a falling-out over the last season perhaps putting a damper on that show), and Harrison Ford, Helen Mirren, Sam Elliott and Jeremy Renner among the stars to sign on for some of his other shows.

His NBCUniversal deal is expected to be a rich one (no surprise there), though he will have to create wholly new IP when he does make that jump in a few years’ time. As is typical in these deals, Paramount owns Yellowstone and the other franchises he has created for that company. Still, his programming has become a dramatic backbone of the Paramount+ streaming platform, and will likely continue to be for years to come given how many active projects he has, and the long time frame before he joins NBCU for TV projects.

“I spent the first 37 years of my life compromising,” Sheridan told The Hollywood Reporter in a 2023 profile. “When I quit acting, I decided that I am going to tell my stories my way, period. If you don’t want me to tell them, fine. Give them back and I’ll find someone who does — or I won’t, and then I’ll read them in some freaking dinner theater. But I won’t compromise. There is no compromising.”

Paramount, now under CEO David Ellison, has made appealing to top talent a priority, inking a long-term deals with South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone, inking a new film and TV deal with the Duffer brothers, and locking in other key talent and IP. Daily Show host Jon Stewart said Sunday that he is talking to Paramount about extending his time in the host chair for the Comedy Central late night show.

But NBCU, whose entertainment efforts are led by Donna Langley, has also forged a reputation as being talent-friendly, poaching talent like Christopher Nolan and Seth Rogen, and inking deals with multihyphenates like Snoop Dogg.

Sheridan and his 101 Studios famously shoots in Texas and Montana, and his company in fact partnered with Paramount to expand their footprint in Texas earlier this year in a bid to boost production in the state.

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Sam Elliott is looking really old.

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The best way to watch this show is to fast forward through the drama with the son and his girlfriend as well as the scenes with the wife and daughter.

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Originally posted by Suppressed:
The best way to watch this show is to fast forward through the drama with the son and his girlfriend as well as the scenes with the wife and daughter.

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I can't stand the way they are making the Son into a little bitch. Last season he was pretty cool going out on his own and making land deals. This season, his girl is basically pegging him without showing it. He is suddenly clueless about the business as he makes some crazy deal with the drug lord.